Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-12
SOCIETY NOTES.
The Weeks Resume Of Dancing and
Other Parties-The Highland
Club Masquerade Per.
sonals. Etc.

sonals, Etc.
Society, after having rushed itself out o.
breath to get through with the holiday fes
| Invites, seems to have come to adead halt,
| But few entertainments have been given the
past week, but some are in prospect for the
near future, one OF them being . dancing
party, which il to be given by ono OF our
most popular society ladies, whose parties
are always an assured success. Notwith-
standing the weather has not been favora.
I BILE, many ladies have been paying calls the
past week, trying, perhaps, to atone for
last years negligence or inability to keep
| up social duties. Butte has grown SO large
that, unless q great deal Of calling is done,
it 10 impossible to keep up ones acquain-
tance with old friends and extend civilities
to strangers. It 10 likely that a good
amount OF dancing will be done by Butte's
society people between this time and Feb
ruary 25th, which is Ash Wednesday, the
beginning of the restriction season. The
masquerade which the Highland Club ex-
poets to give in . few weeks is frequently
the topic Of conversation, and many ladies
are already engaged in making their cos
tunes.
Miss Matte Blackiston vas very i'll last
week.
The next Entire Nous reception will take
place next Friday evening.
Mr.. Perrin Irvine has accepted a posi-
ton in the Office of the Inter Mountain.
Miss Marie Renouard has been visiting
Miss May Casey for the past week.
Miss Annie Schonarth expects to 90 to
st. Paul this week on q visit to relatives.
Mr.. NJ. SENDS and Mrs. Marks are ex-
pected over from Helena next Tuesday.
They will visit Mrs. Henry Jacobs.
Miss Helen Gaylord 10 i'll With scarlet ie-
yer.
A moonlight sleighing party, consisting OF
q number OF the society ladies and gentle
man, is in prospect fer this week.
A basket sociable will 10 given next
Friday evening by the ladies of the Rain
bow Methodist Church At VAUDEVILLE.
Mr.Moreland, who is representing Messrs.
Mills Il Gibbs, Of New York, arrived in
Butte last Thursday.
yer, COL, and has taken a position in Mr..
D'Acheul's drug store.
The Entire Nous club will hold a business
Judge T. C. Bach is expected in Butte in
a few days. so his lady friends say.
Mr.. Geo. II. Casey, who is visiting in
Evanston, Wyoming, 10 expected to return
home this week.
Mr.. O. K. Lewis, who went East last
Tuesday, will be absent three or four
months, combining business with pleasure,
Several pleasant coasting parties took
place last wesk;a toboggan party is in pros
pect this week.
Judge Winston, OF Anaconda, spent afew
days of last week in Butte.
By the Helena papers We learn OF the
10 marriage or the 9Th Of Miss Daisy de Noel,
who visited here q year ago the guest OF
Mrs. J. K. Clark and Mr.. N. Mcconnell of
this place. They will reside in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. McDevitt is visiting friends in Deer
Col. S. de Wolfe returned from Helena
yesterday.
Mr.. C. P. Bremen went to Helena last
Mr.. VIM. Gwin, Mr.. John Noyes, Mr.. Joe
and Mr.. Beck Hamilton will
Butte to-day for Eureka Springs,
Mr.. j. N. Gravel:e has arrived in Butte
rom tho East and taken a position in the
Bonner Mercantile Company's dress goods
He 10 an experienced sales
man and purchaser, having spent some
tin1e in Paris buying goods for u large re-
tail house.
Mr.. NJ. J. Cornell spent several days OF
last week in Helena.
Mr.. Frank Ringeling was quite ill last
week.
A RPR PARTY.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
TO Miss Annie Cohn last Friday evening at
Mrs. Max Meyers residence. An0ong those
were Misses Nettie and Eva Stras-
Emma and Mary Hauswirth, Mabel
Beal, Laura Baker. Emma Irvine, Cora
Topsy Bishop, Carrie Jacobs, Helen
Jacobs, Smith. Irvine, Leibenstsin, Lewis,
Hanswirth. Halbioner, Orion,
Weed, Copinas, and Eugene Gordon.
THE HIGHLAND CLUB PARTY.
Fully 60 people tripped the light fantas-
Union Hall last Friday night, where the
Highland Club gave another Of their very
enjoyable dances. Every ono seemed ia q
lively mood. Tho music raj unusually
yood and the twelve dances and ono lex
RAJ were gone through with and thorough
y enjoyed. Among those present were:
and Mrs. Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs. Richville, !
Dr.. ShultE and lady, Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins,
and Mrs. j. Forbis, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Mahan, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Daily, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos, Mrs. w. w.
)ixson, Mrs. DR.. Leavitt, Mrs. z. Dickin.
ION, Mrs. Webster, Misses Horst; Evans,
Aicklejohn, Reed, Kenyon, Thurston,
Mr.. Babcock, Mr.. c. w. Goodale,
Mr.. Brophy. Mr.. Kelly, Mr.. Tucker, Mr..
long. Mr.. Dawson, MI. Symons. Mr.. Will
ION, Judge Winston, Mr.. Campbell, DR..
Holland, Mr.. Kester. Mr.. Akers, Mr.. Ever
eth, Mr.. Murray, Mr.. Lansing. Mr.. Turk,
Mr.. Mcbride, MI. King and others.